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With new brands like Flixbus entering the market, the industry is moving toward launching premium services that feature dynamic scheduling.
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The company plans to add more cities in Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas to the network throughout spring 2019.
Read More →Issues recruiting, hiring, and retaining drivers is now impacting operators' bottom line by impeding the ability to grow or expand.
Read More →The program will run for three months and will be available for no extra charge to passengers who reserve “panoramic seats.”
Read More →Top destinations in summer 2018 were: Berlin, Paris, Munich, Hamburg, Prague, Frankfurt, Vienna, Amsterdam, Rome, and Milan.
Read More →The launch marks the 28th country of operation for the German-born tech and travel pioneer — and the company’s biggest launch to date.
Read More →For the first phase, 180 initial FlixBus connections will be operated by six regional bus partners.
Read More →The most recent expansion of services has been more nuanced, generally spurred by a desire to fill gaps in the system, improve connectivity with Amtrak, and strengthen existing routes with new intermediate stops.
Read More →Company is also planning to expand to the U.S. as FlixBus USA.
Read More →Beginning in April, the first all-electric Flix-E-Buses will begin test operations with the premiere route between Paris and Amiens, France. The second Flix-E-Bus will hit the road between Hessen and Baden-Württemberg, Germany, in Summer 2018.
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